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  Mahavatar Narsimha Box Office Report: Ashwin Kumar's Movie Achieves New Milestone With Record-Breaking ROI In Four Weeks Mahavatar Narsimha Box Office Report : Mahavatar Narsimha is one of the most talked-about movies of the year. Just made on a budget of Rs 15 crore, the film has shattered several records at the box office, despite facing a competiton with recently released movies- Coolie and War 2. The film has concluded its four weeks at the Indian box office, crossing a significant milestone in profit. Check Mahavatar Narsimha's box office collection here: Mahavatar Narsimha Box Office Collection Though Mahavatar Narsimha opened with minimal expectation, however, it created a magic at ticket windows with surprising selling. Here is an overall collection of the film for the first four weeks (according to Sacnilk): Week 1: Collected ₹44.93 crore, driven by growing word-of-mouth. Week 2: Witnessed a massive surge, earning Rs 73.62 crore. Week 3: Continued strong performance ...

  India, France set to join hands to build engines for indigenous stealth jet India is formally set to launch a landmark collaboration with France to co-develop and manufacture a powerful new jet engine for its indigenous fifth-generation fighter aircraft. The project, involving the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) and French aerospace major Safran, will mark a major boost for India’s defence self-reliance and deepen an already expansive strategic partnership between New Delhi and Paris. Senior officials told The Times of India that DRDO will soon move the proposal to the Cabinet Committee on Security (CCS) for approval. The engine project, with 100% transfer of technology, is aimed at designing, developing, testing, certifying and producing advanced 120-kilonewton e...

  India’s next leap is fifth-generation fighter jets with home-built engines: Rajnath Singh at ET WLF Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Friday described the Tejas aircraft as a landmark in India’s defence journey. Speaking at the ET World Leaders Forum in Delhi, he said, “Our Tejas aircraft is set to become a splendid example of India’s indigenous defence capabilities. It’s not that we aren’t facing challenges in this endeavour, but we have resolved that we will find solutions to every problem and will definitely establish the full capability to build fighter aircraft in India.” Singh also pointed to progress on the next stage of military aviation. “Today, we have also taken steps forward in the direction of building Fifth Generation fighter aircraft. We have also moved towards manufacturing the aircraft’s engine in India itself. We are about to start engine manufacturing work in India with the French company Safran,” he said. Securing global supply chains The minister stressed tha...

  Send back your engineers to China with immediate effect: iPhone maker Foxconn gets instructions as iPhone 17 launch nears Apple's largest iPhone manufacturer Foxconn’s subsidiary Yuzhan Technology has recalled about 300 Chinese engineers from its India operations, says an Economic Times report. This marks the second such instance in recent months. On July 2, reports surfaced that Foxconn had recalled a similar number of engineers and technicians from its iPhone factories in India. Quoting people aware of the matter, the report says that Beijing has allegedly asked Foxconn chairman Young Liu to prepare a report on the company’s investments in India. The development comes as the launch of iPhone 17 series nears. Apple is expected to unveil the 2025 iPhone lineup in September. According to one source, the company had to send back 300 engineers and cancel plans for 60 more who were expected to arrive in India. Another person cited in the report said the actual number of recalled engi...

  China can pull back 150 km and come back in 2–3 hours: Indian Army officer suggests continued vigil along LAC Even though there has been some positive movement in the Indo-China relations, Indian military planners are expected to remain on high alert on the ground even if a long-term de-escalation process with China begins in the coming months. “The way China has built roads, bridges, tunnels and habitats along the entire LAC, from eastern Ladakh to Arunachal, over the last five years, PLA troops can easily afford to pull back 100–150 km and then come back again in 2–3 hours,” a senior Army officer told TOI. The Chinese People’s Liberation Army (PLA) has reportedly built extensive infrastructure along the LAC, enabling rapid redeployment to forward areas if required. PLA retains rapid mobilisation capability While some of the PLA’s combined arms brigades (CABs) have pulled back approximately 100 km in recent months, many still remain forward deployed. These brigades are equipped ...

  US and China are thwarting India’s shot at $7 trillion solar prize It’s 63C (145F) deep inside Borosil Renewables Ltd.’s vast manufacturing site in Bharuch, western India, where 1,000 tons of molten glass a day is pressed through glowing furnaces into flawless, paper-thin sheets that will eventually form solar panels. Three female staff stationed on a gantry above one of the sweltering manufacturing lines peer down to scan for the smallest of imperfections, using a long wooden stick topped with an ink-soaked cloth to mark any defects. The workers are an additional layer of defense, adding to checks being made remotely through a bank of cameras. “We make specialized glass, there's absolutely no room for error,'' said Pradeep Kumar Kheruka, the producer’s executive chairman. His company has seen output jump more than five-fold since 2010, adding a focus on renewable energy to the parent firm’s decades of expertise in consumer and laboratory glassware. India’s economic growt...

  Rs 35 lakh investment, Rs 1.4 crore income in 4 months: Redditor's shares tax-free temple business idea, sparks debate A social media post on temple business idea has gone viral. A Reddit post has triggered a debate after a user claimed that a newly opened temple earned Rs 1.4 crore in just four months. According to the post, the user’s father refused to join his friend in opening a temple, saying he did not want to profit from people’s religious beliefs. The friend, however, went ahead with the idea, reportedly taking a loan and investing Rs 35 lakh. Within months, the temple allegedly earned Rs 1.4 crore money that, as the post highlighted, is not taxed. The user wrote that while his father spent over three decades building a career to reach an annual income of Rs 85 lakh, his friend earned more in a few months through the temple. This, he said, left his father with a sense of regret for missing out on what appeared to be a “once-in-a-lifetime” opportunity. Faith or business? T...

  Why is the stock market down today? Sensex plunges 690 pts, Nifty slips below 24,900; 5 factors behind the slide Indian benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty ended lower on Friday, halting a six-day winning run, as investors turned cautious ahead of Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s remarks at the Jackson Hole symposium and braced for fresh U.S. tariffs on Indian goods, amid other headwinds weighing on sentiment. The BSE Sensex fell 693.86 points, or 0.85%, to close at 81,306.85, while the NSE Nifty shed 213.65 points, or 0.85%, to close at 24,870.10. The benchmarks had rallied more than 2% over the past six sessions on optimism over Goods and Services Tax reforms and an S&P sovereign rating upgrade. Here are the five key factors behind today’s decline: 1. Caution ahead of Jackson Hole Investors largely kept to the sidelines ahead of Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's speech at the Fed’s annual Jackson Hole gathering. Markets are seeking clarity on whether the U.S. centra...

  US on future of trade talks with India, ‘We look forward to advancing an agreement’ Amid concerns over stalled trade talks, the United States said negotiations with India remain ongoing, despite the postponement of a scheduled American trade delegation visit on August 25. “We value our ongoing engagement with the Government of India on trade and investment matters. We look forward to continuing to advance a trade agreement that leads to a productive and balanced trade relationship between our two countries,” the official told CNN-NEWS18. Additional tariff on India for buying Russian oil The statement offers reassurance after weeks of friction following Trump’s announcement of a 25 per cent tariff on Indian goods earlier this month. US President Donald Trump has also threatened additional secondary  tariffs  from 27 August, citing India’s continued imports of Russian oil. Despite the tensions, officials on both sides appear optimistic about the p...